I also wonder what Richard Dawkins and Jerry Coyne think of this. Jerry often reposts the new Jesus and Mo cartoons. Maybe not this time. And maybe less in the future, now that the Author has gone over to The Dark Side.

Silentbob, if you won’t, I will on that one: http://www.butterfliesandwheels.org/2011/fun-with-names/#comment-100975
It’s pretty much born from people advocating hyperskepticism, which is untenable in reality since we do not have limitless access to information. Trusting others for various reasons, making rules and principles to live by or live up to for yourself and others, those are not dogmas, they are normal human functions. Even more strangely, part of feminism is questioning the status quo, which is a form of skepticism; you know, doing things like asking if it really is OK to use gender slurs and, if so, when. So, I think that particular J&M comic strip was misguided, but it didn’t do anything to make me or others here think we were on the wrong side since the arguments it rested on were not sound, and possibly I completely misunderstood the author’s intended point (though I don’t think so given the evidence documented in the link I provided).